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The two tools serve completely different purposes: diagnose_symptoms walks through a troubleshooting decision tree, while lookup_beep_code is a reference lookup. There's zero overlap or ambiguity about which to call in any scenario.
Both tools follow the identical imperative verb_noun snake_case convention (diagnose_symptoms, lookup_beep_code). Perfect consistency, even if the sample size is small.
Two tools is on the thin side for a general-purpose troubleshooting server, but the scope here is deliberately narrow (diagnosis guidance + beep-code reference). It works, but feels minimal.
The core workflows (symptom-based guidance and beep-code lookup) are covered, but natural additions like a debug-LED/literal code reference, or a POST-code table, would round out the domain. Notable but not critical gaps.